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What To Do When ...

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Symptom

Possible Remedy

Display is blank.

Install batteries (observe correct polarity).

Display shows battery low. Warning
tone.

Fully recharge the batteries.

Handset doesn't ring.

Switch on the ringer (see page 43).

Handset cannot be operated

Remove the batteries and reinsert them
Check the mains voltage supply

Handset PIN is rejected.

Press down the keys

)

and

and switch

on the handset.

All memories are cleared.!

The handset is no longer registered on a base
station!

Summary of Contents for alphaTel 5000 DE

Page 1: ...Print Job 28 07 01 15 33 alphaTel 5000 DE and DL User s guide LOEWE...

Page 2: ...logy used between handset and base sta tion meets the DECT standard and offers a high degree of privacy on your calls The Loewe alphaTel 5000 DE DL offers several special fea tures 5 line illuminated...

Page 3: ...Loewe alphaTel 5000 Handset Display Fast dialling key Unhook Speaker Hands free Hang up Phone book Number Letter keys Function keys Select key For internal call Loudspeaker rear For three party confer...

Page 4: ...Print Job 28 07 01 15 33 Loewe alphaTel 5000 Base Station and Charging Unit Paging key Busy LED Charge LED Charge LED...

Page 5: ...ng up key C Go on hook at end of call Return to previous menu short press or standby long press Keypad lock on off press 1 sec Handset power on off off 2 sec long press Accept external call while inte...

Page 6: ...when you press the function keys Text above the function key Executed function MENU Call the menu EMERGENCY CALL Call the list of stored emergency numbers long press H Call the caller list in the cas...

Page 7: ...display depending on the operating state a Information on the connection between the handset and the base E Information about the battery charging state Telephone is in speaker or hands free mode Q K...

Page 8: ...unction 26 2 9 Displaying the Call Time 26 2 10 Timer 27 2 11 Network Functions 28 2 12 Automatic Redialling 29 3 PHONE BOOK 30 3 2 Creating a New Entry 31 3 3 Finding an Entry 33 3 4 Editing an Entry...

Page 9: ...57 6 5 Setting the Date and Time 58 6 6 Setting the Unit Price 59 6 7 Displaying the Call Time and Costs 59 6 8 Factory Settings Base Station 62 7 OPERATING SEVERAL HANDSETS BASE STATIONS 63 7 1 Selec...

Page 10: ...Table of Contents Print Job 28 07 01 15 33 6 12 TECHNICAL DATA 80 13 ERROR REPORT 81 14 INDEX 83 15 POCKET GUIDE 87...

Page 11: ...ect the settings phone book entries caller ID list and redial memory Use only the included AC adapter The base station and the handset should not be used in the immediate vicinity of electrical equipm...

Page 12: ...feet If the base station is positioned at a slant with the included stand make sure that this does not scratch delicate surfaces Depending on the ambient conditions the outdoor range is ap proximately...

Page 13: ...cover onto the battery compartment until it closes tight Charging the batteries The included batteries are not charged To charge place the handset on the base station into the charging unit You will h...

Page 14: ...and standby times depending on their capacity Shorter operating times than those specified may result due to the use of the integrated LCD illumination and the infrared function Turning handset on of...

Page 15: ...r ID is in the phone book see section 3 2 Creating a New Entry In addition the ringer volume and melody of the handset can be set separately for VIPs Section 5 4 Setting the Volume and Melody of the R...

Page 16: ...n key is available immediately after answering a call If you need both functions we recommend you to make an entry in the network functions phone book This is then available immediately after seizing...

Page 17: ...s must also support the CLIP CLIP is the abbreviation for Call ing Line Identification Presentation function The callers are listed is chronological order in the caller ID list If one caller has calle...

Page 18: ...as a VIP After confirming with OK a menu appears in which you can save the entry in one of the phone books section 3 Phone Book 5 Select the phone book and save the entry with the function key OK Clea...

Page 19: ...Mode Page 25 Microphone mute Page 24 Transfer to TelB Page 17 Answer call Page 65 Int call Page 64 BACK OK Letter dialling This telephone is also suitable for letter dialling i e the printed letters...

Page 20: ...U key dur ing phone number input Options Dial the number Page 16 Insert pause Page 16 Insert Flash Page 16 Insert H Flash Page 16 Trans to TelB Page 17 Copy to CRM Page 17 BACK OK To enter a dial paus...

Page 21: ...irst mark as a VIP and then store in a phone book see section 3 Phone Book 4 Terminate the input with OK You can also create an entry in the phone book during a call with the same procedure see sectio...

Page 22: ...want to telephone without or via another unlisted network provider select the menu item No network prov or New network prov It is also possible to define a time control for the days from Monday to Fri...

Page 23: ...e MENU key and select the appropriate option see section 2 2 Caller ID List 2 3 5Dialling via the Phone Book With call preparation 1 Press The following phone books are called by repeatedly pressing T...

Page 24: ...ivate and the central phone book TelB Central 2 3 6Redialling CRM above the right function key indicates that the redialling memory is not empty The handset automatically saves the last 20 dialled pho...

Page 25: ...Page 23 BACK OK Dialling from the redialling memory 1 Call the redialling memory and find the desired phone number with 2 Press The number is dialled Transferring the phone number to the phone book Y...

Page 26: ...exit the menu by pressing the left function key long To insert a pause flash or hook flash press the MENU key and select the appropriate function 4 You save the edited entry by pressing the MENU key s...

Page 27: ...redialling memory You can clear one or all entries from the redialling memory 1 Open the redialling memory and find the entry to be cleared with 2 Press the MENU key select the Clear entry menu item w...

Page 28: ...briefly on the dis play The speaker symbol is also visible in both operating modes You end the call by pressing or placing the handset back on the base station charging unit Notes Group listening and...

Page 29: ...ion key TV and audio Mute sound or switch sound back on Switch between TV and Audio Switch TV or audio off and on switching back on for some TV sets as with their remote con trol with number keys Adju...

Page 30: ...e numeric keys and confirm with OK 4 Press the MENU key You can store the entry in one of the phone books immediately insert a pause flash or hook flash or mark the entry as a VIP first and then store...

Page 31: ...the Timer menu item with and confirm with OK 2 Select the Countdown Timer menu item with and confirm with OK 3 Enter the time after which the alarm is to start with the nu meric keys and confirm with...

Page 32: ...ries for network functions in the phone book If you do not want to use the comfort services you can also use this phone book for normal phone number entries The comfort services are available after ca...

Page 33: ...0 times at 1 minute intervals which is displayed by a countdown and the number of remaining call attempts Short signal tones are audible five seconds before seizing the line The alphaTel 5000 is then...

Page 34: ...TelB Central phone book contains all entries of the personal phone book the family phone book and the phone book for net work functions All phone book entries are in alphabetical order The name in a p...

Page 35: ...the MENU key after opening the phone book select the New entry menu item with and confirm with OK 2 Enter the name with the numeric keys The name may have up to 16 characters Every numeric key is assi...

Page 36: ...Enter the phone number with the numeric keys The phone number may have up to 24 digits To enter flash or hook flash or a dialling pause of 2 seconds press the MENU key select the desired function with...

Page 37: ...e menu item Find entry with and confirm with OK 3 Enter the initial letter or better still the first two or three of the name of the phone book listing you are looking for with the numeric keys 4 Star...

Page 38: ...hich you want to store the entry TelB Private for the personal phone book TelB Family for the family phone book Network functions for the network phone book 3 5 Copying an Entry The copy function is u...

Page 39: ...dividual or all phone book entries 1 Press the key until the desired phone book from which you want to clear an entry is opened 2 Find the entry to be cleared with 3 Press the MENU key select the Clea...

Page 40: ...be copied with 3 Press the MENU key select the Copy to CRM menu item with and confirm with OK 3 8 Calling Memory Info You can ask how many phone book entries are stored in the private and in the famil...

Page 41: ...selected for every hour If the network provider mode is set to time control the network provider number valid according to the time control is selected without any further request before the phone num...

Page 42: ...ith OK The time axes of three network providers from 0 to 24 h are displayed simultaneously The middle time axis with the flashing cursor applies for the selected network provider his name can be seen...

Page 43: ...Providers In certain regions it is cheaper not to telephone via network provid ers Five codes can be entered for this The telephone recognizes these automatically and dialling does not take place via...

Page 44: ...menu item with and confirm with OK 2 Select the Handset menu item with and confirm with OK 3 Select the Network provider menu item with and confirm with OK 4 Select the Net prov ON menu item with if t...

Page 45: ...ge 42 Infrared mode Page 50 Factory setting Page 51 BACK OK 5 1 Changing the Handset PIN Important functions and settings of the handset and the personal phone book are protected by the handset PIN Pe...

Page 46: ...numeric keys and confirm with OK Note Commit the new handset PIN to memory 5 2 Setting the Display Language 1 Press the MENU key select the Settings menu item with and confirm with OK 2 Select the Han...

Page 47: ...OFF setting with Select ON to activate it Confirm the setting with OK 5 4 Setting the Volume and Melody of the Ringer The volume and melody of the handset and base station ringers can be adjusted sepa...

Page 48: ...vel is demonstrated briefly and confirm with OK Setting the ringer melody 1 Press the MENU key select the Settings menu item with and confirm with OK 2 Select the Handset menu item with and confirm wi...

Page 49: ...r pocket An in coming call automatically unlocks the keypad You can lock the keypad again after the call by pressing Press the MENU key select the Keypad lock menu item with and confirm with OK On sta...

Page 50: ...call number menu item with and confirm with OK 5 Enter the baby call number To insert a pause flash or hook flash press the MENU function key and select the appropriate function 6 Save by pressing the...

Page 51: ...as described in section 2 1 Incoming Calls If the network provider function is activated the baby call is made without a network provider code 5 8 Entering the Handset Name You can assign a name of 8...

Page 52: ...your base PIN and confirm with OK If you have not yet defined your own PIN enter 0000 The free handset numbers are displayed after a successful log on 7 Select the handset number with the appropriate...

Page 53: ...uently used phone book entries and time consuming operating procedures can be called quickly Storing First select the phone book entry or function If you then press the fast dialling key for longer th...

Page 54: ...ivated The default setting is activated 1 Press the MENU function key select the Settings menu item with and confirm with OK 2 Select the Handset menu item with and confirm with OK 3 Select the Infrar...

Page 55: ...Press the MENU key select the Settings menu item with and confirm with OK 2 Select the Handset menu item with and confirm with OK 3 Select the Factory setting menu item with and confirm with OK This...

Page 56: ...ort high tone every time a key is pressed the key click can be switched off see section 5 5 Touch Tone Input error Two short high tones if the wrong key is pressed Confirm tone Long high tone for succ...

Page 57: ...d settings of the base station are protected by the Base PIN Personal Identity Number if you have entered your own PIN Notes The four digit base PIN is set to 0000 at the factory The base PIN is only...

Page 58: ...ection 8 1 Line Access Number 1 Press the MENU key select the Settings menu item with and confirm with OK 2 Select the Base menu item with and confirm with OK 3 Select the Call check menu item with an...

Page 59: ...l costs Page 59 Call limit Page 56 Number lock Page 55 Emergency numbers Page 54 BACK OK 6 3 1Phone Number Lock for Specific Phone Numbers Entering phone numbers for phone number lock 1 Press the MENU...

Page 60: ...number of the handset in which the lock for specific phone numbers is to be activated with the numeric keys 6 Select the LOCK ON OFF menu item with and confirm with OK 7 Change between ON and OFF wit...

Page 61: ...elephones in a room different melodies are helpful Ten melodies and 10 volume levels including ringer off are possible on the base station Tones melodies Ringer volume Page 57 Ringer melody Page 58 BA...

Page 62: ...Date and Time If the date and time are not set only strokes appear on the display in standby and there is no information about the calls stored in the caller ID list 1 Press the MENU key select the Se...

Page 63: ...elect the Base menu item with and confirm with OK 3 Select the Call check menu item with and confirm with OK 4 Select the Call costs menu item with and confirm with OK 5 Select the Price Unit menu ite...

Page 64: ...you sure with YES the time is cleared Displaying costs 1 Press the MENU key select the Settings menu item with and confirm with OK 2 Select the Base menu item with and confirm with OK 3 Select the Ca...

Page 65: ...u item with and confirm with OK 2 Select the Base menu item with and confirm with OK 3 Select the Call check menu item with and confirm with OK 4 Select the Call costs menu item with and confirm with...

Page 66: ...117 118 Belgium 100 101 Luxembourg 112 113 Netherlands 112 Network functions phone book See page 28 Resetting to factory settings 1 Press the MENU key select the Settings menu item with and confirm w...

Page 67: ...stations By appropriate positioning of the base stations you can extend the range of a handset 7 1 Selecting the Base Station If communication with the base station breaks down due to too weak a rece...

Page 68: ...also be made under the menu 1 Press the MENU key select the Internal call menu item with and confirm with OK 2 Select the handset to be called with the numeric keys To call all handsets press the ALL...

Page 69: ...handset But you can also answer and put through calls and set up a three party conference Options Infrared Mode Page 25 Mute microphone Page 24 Trans to TelB x Page 17 Answer call Page 65 Internal ca...

Page 70: ...nu item Three party conference To cut off the connection to the current partner select the menu item End active call To cut off the connection to the waiting partner select the menu item End pass call...

Page 71: ...ansfer an external call to another handset as follows 1 Call the desired handset by pressing long and entering the handset number 2 When the called party answers press to transfer the call Transfer ca...

Page 72: ...party conference by pressing long To end the three party conference press long again The connec tion to the external party is maintained the internal call is placed on hold If you end the three party...

Page 73: ...ed as follows if you want to log on handsets of other manu facturers to your base station or you handset to the base station of another manufacturer 1 Start the logon procedure on the base base statio...

Page 74: ...call an internal partner with call preparation when time control for network providers is activated section 4 4 Network Provider List Activate Deactivate Time Table 8 1 Line Access Number 1 Press the...

Page 75: ...3 Select the Dial setting menu item with and confirm with OK 4 Select the Flash time menu item with and confirm with OK 5 Select the desired flash time with and confirm with OK Note On the display the...

Page 76: ...s An official announcement reg TP 9 2000 order 50 2000 p 1690 dated 05 10 2000 regulates the general assignment of frequencies for use by cordless DECT telecommunication systems It became effective on...

Page 77: ...e public telephone network in your country as specified on the packaging Any other use will be considered a misuse Specific national requirements are taken into account If you have any questions conce...

Page 78: ...General Information Print Job 28 07 01 15 33 74...

Page 79: ...rties will invalidate the warranty Damages caused by incorrect use or wear and tear are not covered by the warranty The warranty does not cover supplies It also does not include deficiencies which onl...

Page 80: ...s and batteries included with the telephone do not contain contaminants such as lead cadmium or mercury Conventional chargeable batteries and batteries may contain heavy metals which are marked as sho...

Page 81: ...rrect it with the error list contact our hotline Country Telephone Email Belgium Telecom hotline loewe be Germany 0180 5221803 Mo Fr from 8 00 18 00 LT Hotline loewe de Luxembourg 32 0 902 88002 Telec...

Page 82: ...om the phone book on the PABX Set the line access number see page 70 AWADO or second ringer doesn t work The telephone doesn t have a W wire D CH F NL B LUX I ESP b 2 2 3 a 5 3 4 No key beep Switch on...

Page 83: ...low Warning tone Fully recharge the batteries Handset doesn t ring Switch on the ringer see page 43 Handset cannot be operated Remove the batteries and reinsert them Check the mains voltage supply Han...

Page 84: ...per channel Range Up to 300 m outdoors Up to 50 m indoors Power supply Base station and charging unit 230V 50 Hz Handset 2 NiMh battery 550mAh Handset operating time with full battery Talktime up to 7...

Page 85: ...s Indication display error Batteries are not charged empty too soon Faulty memory Keys stick Additional information ______________________________________________________________ _____________________...

Page 86: ...Error report Print Job 28 07 01 15 33 82...

Page 87: ...ain dialling 13 Channel spacing 78 Charging the battery 7 Charging unit view 2 Cleaning 73 Clear costs 59 Clear entry Caller ID list 12 Phone book 33 Redialling memory 21 CLIP function 11 Code range N...

Page 88: ...Turning on 8 Handset name 45 Handset PIN 39 Handset turning off 8 Handset view 1 Hands free 22 Hang up key 1 Help when malfunctions occur 75 Hook Flash 78 I Incoming calls 9 Infrared interface 23 act...

Page 89: ...r phone number lock 53 PIN Base 51 Power failure 5 Power supply Handset 78 Preparing the telephone for use 5 Programming mode 1 R Range 6 78 Recall key 69 Receiver volume 21 Redialling 18 automatic 27...

Page 90: ...Index Print Job 28 07 01 15 33 86 Handset 8 U Unhook key 1 Unit price 57 V VIP incoming calls 9 Ringer melody handset 42 Ringer volume handset 42 Voice coding 78 W Warranty conditions 73...

Page 91: ...ID List MENU Caller ID list select entry with Redialling MENU Redialling select entry with Fast dialling function memory Call memory location or function press longer than 1 second Call Press 1x brie...

Page 92: ...ogram alphaTel 5000 DE Article no 60101 Cordless DECT telephone alphaTel 5000 DA Article no 60103 Cordless DECT telephone with fully digital answering machine alphaTel 5000 DL Article no 60105 Handset...

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